Liger Games announce Robot Fish for iOS

Liger, an as yet unproven micro indie development team, plan to
take the app store by storm with original and intuitive gameplay
concepts, providing an alternative to unimaginative generic
clones.

They debut with Robot Fish, a path drawing game unlike any
other—a lightning fast game (the fastest game EVER on the app
store?) where shaving milliseconds from hi-scores quickly becomes
an addiction. Puzzle elements combine with intuitive gesture-based
gameplay, as players guide Nashwan the Robot Fish to find the
fastest route around mazes, energy fields and evil mines. Fruit
pickups enable ingenious shortcuts with powerups such as the plasma
energy weapon and the mirrored fish clone wingman.

The game boasts dozens of stage attack courses, beginning in the
ocean then launching into space for advanced courses. It also
features an unlockable survival mode, and full OpenFeint support
with achievements and hi-scores. Original music is provided by
techno legend Tim Wright (aka Germ, aka Tube Jerk:
http://www.tubejerk.com).

Robot Fish is released on Friday 2nd March 2012, at an
introductory price of $0.99 (or equivalent worldwide) exclusively
through the iOS app store.

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